Thanks for all the helpful suggestions!
Sandra
Nakarin Phooripoom wrote:
Also we can use function classify() to transform the fq hostname to canonical
form. :-)
"policy_hosts" expression => classify("cfengine.domain.com"),
handle => "global_classes";
"policy_hosts
Wait, my suggestion worked? It looks like I left out the "or" so I'm
surprised it worked. :P
Oh well, and by the looks of it, Seva and Nakarin's suggestions were
more thorough than mine. :)
Justin
-Original Message-
From: Sandra Wittenbrock [mailto:san...@hpcrd.lbl.gov]
Sent: Wednesday,
Thank you for the helpful suggestions.
wrote:
Hello Sandra,
First of all, common bundles don't need to be included into the
bundlesequence. Next, the whole policy_hosts construction looks
dubious. What did it mean to be, compound match or single? The
following would fit better:
Also we can use function classify() to transform the fq hostname to canonical
form. :-)
"policy_hosts" expression => classify("cfengine.domain.com"),
handle => "global_classes";
"policy_hosts" or => {classify("cfengine.domain.com")},
handle => "global_clas
Justin,
Thanks for the swift response. And your suggestion worked! It was that easy.
Sandra
Justin Lloyd wrote:
Sandra,
The one thing that initially catches my eye is your definition of the
policy_hosts class. In your class list, you have a fully-qualified
hostname with dots but Cfengine "c
Hello Sandra,
First of all, common bundles don't need to be included into the
bundlesequence. Next, the whole policy_hosts construction looks
dubious. What did it mean to be, compound match or single? The
following would fit better:
classes:
"policy_hosts" expression => "cfengine_domain_com
Sandra,
The one thing that initially catches my eye is your definition of the
policy_hosts class. In your class list, you have a fully-qualified
hostname with dots but Cfengine "canonifies" all classes, turning dots
and other non-alphanumeric characters (dashes, etc.) into underscores.
So try this
Hello,
I've been playing with cfengine for a while, copying configurations, and running them on my systems.
Now I need to make then do what I need them to do. For this I need to define classes. I've been
able to use hard classes to select when some bundles are run, however I've been unable to
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: reports and ifvarclass
Author: neilhwatson
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,13968,17105#msg-17105
Instead of linux|!linux, I created an 'all' class that matches 'any'. This
removes the problem of the agent warning about using the any class fo
Hi,
I'm unearthing this old subject because I'm facing a similar issue. I'm
reading a list of data from a file, and using the values read to copy
some files. I'd like to have a fine tuned control and report for each
file (it's a resource consuming process, that I don't want to be done
over aga
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: cf-serverd: !! tchdbopen: Opening database
"/var/cfengine/cf_LastSeen.tcdb" failed: threading error
Author: Seva Gluschenko
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,17103,17103#msg-17103
Hello folks,
I'm getting the threading error message on my policy
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